Inthe seemingly clear waters of the five Great Lakes, Dan Egan proved that looks can be deceiving. Utilizing a combination of journalism, history and science,
Broadcast in all-caps at the top of her website, a quote from award-winning investigative journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones sums up her oeuvre in her own words.
In the final lecture on Week Nine’s theme, “Documentary Film as Facilitator: Storytelling, Influence and Civil Discourse,” filmmaker Grace Lee discussed stereotypes facing Asian-American women,
Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Rebecca Cammisa spoke to the process and impact of her latest film, “Atomic Homefront” at Thursday’s 10:45 a.m. morning lecture on Aug.
Though Rebecca Cammisa’s documentary film “Atomic Homefront” was filmed in St. Louis, she said the story is universal, and it’s “symbolic” that she is bringing
Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday speaks on what she called the golden age of documentary films on Wednesday in the Amphitheater. HALDAN KIRSCH /
There is an old adage that history repeats itself. Mistakes and triumphs cycle again and again on an endless reel. Documentarians Ken Burns, Geoffrey C.